You killed her. Yeah, you're right. I promise you I can probably fight him. Oh, you remember where? I didn't do anything and would never do anything to my mother like that. This 17-year-old brutally murdered his mother and the detectives would get him to confess to his evil crime. You're putting on a pretty good show. A show? Yeah, you're putting on a really good show. A show. I'm going to peel this orange way back and look. This is going to show us something. Okay, that that's that's fine. On July 19th, 2019, officers received a distressing 911 call from 17-year-old Carlos Hallowell regarding his mother. 911, what is the address of the emergency? I need someone. I need All right. Stay on the phone with me and take a deep breath and calm down so we can get this information. I can't. I can't. I can't. Do you think she beond any help? I don't know. I don't know. Officers arrived to find his mother on her bed with an axe stuck in her head. And it was unclear who exactly caused the gruesome death, but being the only other person in the house, Carlos was taken to an interrogation room where the detectives noticed something disturbing. Hold on, Carlos. Hi. Are you hanging in there, man? I just trying to accept the fact here. We're just trying to talk to you, see if you could, you know, help us out and let let us know what all took place. Mhm. Um, okay. Uh, my mother and I came back from the funeral. Uh, and we uh had lunch together. We had pie together. And the last time I saw her was around 2:30, 3. We both went to our separate rooms to take our naps for a day, which is what we normally do. Carlos claimed he was awoken by barking dogs to discover his mother's lifeless body. But this clear recollection and emotionless response was different from his 911 call and concerning for anyone who saw their brutally murdered parent moments earlier. Interestingly, Carlos was adopted by his mother at four years old, but even that didn't seem enough to excuse his lack of emotion. What did you do after that when you when you saw her? I shook her um like yelling, "Mom, mom, mom, mom, mom, wake up." She was laying. So when you walk in the room, she her back was towards you. Yes. And how how did you shake her? Like right on the side like on her ribs or something like that? Yeah. Where her arm was laying down like that just you awake? You awake? And I could see blood running down her nose, but I could hear her still breathe. That was the only time you touched her. Correct. You didn't like run around the room a few thousand times. No, I mean ran in, shook her. I'll be back. Yeah. As soon as as soon as I ran in, I heard her still breathing. I thought there could be a chance. Ran straight to my room, grabbed my phone, ran outside, called, and then she instructed me to stay outside. Interestingly, first responders on the scene noted that Carlos seemed sociopathic, and the detectives soon began to press him on that. suddenly exposing a side of Carlos that slowly revealed his hand in his mother's death. Anything and would never do anything to my mother like that. As much as we we used to bicker and and get back at each other, fighting sometimes and then peace and then back to back back and forth and then peace again, never in a million years would I ever think to do that. She's my mom. I was adopted at age four and I've been with her forever. Yeah. Would never do such a thing like that. And if you're insinuating that, I'm very offended by that. You're putting on a pretty good show. A show? Yeah. You're putting on a really good show. A show. Yeah. How is this a show? And I remember that CPT talking about how your attitude of of things were very sociopathic. Sociopathic, which is exactly what you're showing me right now. And you're trying to act like you're upset about something. Trying. Yeah. Okay. How is this trying? That was my mom. My mother, right? So trying. How is this trying? Because you don't feel like normal people feel. I don't feel like normal people feel. Yeah. That's what a sociopath has the issues with. But you try to. So you're calling me a sociopath. Yeah. Really? Yeah. This is what sociopaths do. Well, do what? I I'm just been sizing you up the whole time and it's like 100%. Okay. You can size up. You don't You don't have normal feelings. You can size me up all you want. I do have normal feelings. I loved my mom. Ask anybody anybody in this county. They can attest to that. Do you think that people that that love one another don't do the most extreme things to them? Not like that. No. It happens all the time every day. No. With what I just told you earlier that it's usually like a loved one. Okay. I would not do that. You ask anybody in this county. My mom and I were amazing. We would never do such a thing like that to e each other at all. My mom would never hurt me like that. And I would never hurt her. What kind of son you were to her? I loved her very much. But we're going to peel this orange way back and look in nitty-gritty details. You can't. And you'll find that I would never do this. I don't know who. The evidence is going to show us something. Okay, that that's that's fine. The interrogation ended with the detective very confident that Carlos was hiding something and it would pay off as nine weeks later they would gather enough evidence to charge Carlos with the murder of his mother. I don't know if they have that in like uh records cuz I told them the call we do. Yeah. Down by the the lake area for when at that time while you were in that whole time frame from when you called 911 I didn't go down by the lake. I could see it. I didn't go down there. the direction on me down there. GPS. I mean, it's it looks like I connect the dots the entire way. Well, I I don't remember being down there at all. I don't because there was no there's no reason for me to be down there, right? Everything's in the house or has to be up front cuz the cops were coming. Carlos's phone showed him at a lake while calling 911. And a search of the area uncovered something shocking. Remember the small cameras you said were in the house? This camera was inside of here. Okay. But then yeah, it's one of the ones that are facing towards the window. Guess how many we found. How many? How many you think we found? One? No. There's only one in the house. No, you know there's one more one in the house. No, no, sir. I know of one. Three cameras in the house. Okay. I found three cameras. Like I actually found one of them. Okay. And then guess what else? What else do you think we could have found in the lake that day? I'm I'm just trying to ask you if you just to help me out here. Yeah, I found everything and I don't know. You don't know what else we could have found in there? Uh, no. Well, I'm going to assume her phone cameras. Carlos was at the same place where his dead mother's phone alongside cameras from the home were recovered. A place he never mentioned going. He thought he could outsmart the detectives, but they had him cornered and there was really no escaping now. No signs of anybody else in the house but you and your mom, right? I mean, completely no other sides. So, the only person who could have been you, right? And I understand how that makes you feel at the same time. I I the thing is here's the thing. I I want to know I want to know because I want to know if that I blacked out and did this and then I need your help. I want to know. I don't remember. I don't remember from being in the garage to then it's nothing. And I don't remember any arguments. Way Ramos came out that I didn't like the other detective demon, the one that was with you the first day. He was calling me psychopath and sociopath that I don't feel anything. I didn't appreciate that at all with him making those assumptions before anything was even Yeah. done. I appreciate the way you guys went through everything. I'm just telling there's nobody else. And that's the thing. That's why I panicked the most because I remember specifically remember being in the garage with the with the sharpening iron, sharpening the axe, like getting it ready to go. I even went out to go look at the uh the fence line, hopped the fence, looked at the tree, blah blah blah. Did all that normal routine. Got to figure out, okay, where am I cutting? What am I cutting? Um and then what part of the fence do I have to fix? Cuz that's what they have. Getting all that stuff ready. And then from then to there, we're not see. Okay. the best of your memory. Best of my memory, uh, walked in the house with the axe with with not the intent of doing that, but I think my intent was kind of like, "Okay, mom, I think we need to get to work cuz it was getting quite late. I do I do know that I was getting late and my mom doesn't like to work past a certain time. She wants to be out in her bed." Um, and then I guess it just kind of boiled over. Um, I don't know if I don't know if something was said. Um, cuz usually I try to talk to her. I'll say, "Hey, mom, get up. We got to go to work." Or, "Hey, mom, we got to do some stuff." So, I don't know if I did that and she made a remark that kind of pushed me over the edge. Or if it just all played through. So, if you hit her with the ax, is that when you call 911? Right after immediately. Right after you hit her. Right after I went bam, like phone 911, checked her breathing, pulse. Um, but as soon as I saw blood running through it as I knew, there was nothing I could do. So then I was just You feel bad if you did it? You feel bad it happened? Yeah, big time. Nearly 3 years after his mother's death, Carlos was charged with first-degree murder after investigations uncovered that he waited until she slept while quickly sharpening an axe in his room before entering her room and striking her skull with the axe. He was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole, only missing the death penalty because he was a minor and did it. You told her because you do remember what happened and you remember what said it all. This detective knew this man killed his wife and had to put on a class act to make him confess. See you. The first thought you had was is holy, I did that. Yeah, you're right. If you're enjoying this video, please like and subscribe. On May 19th, 2012, a woman called 911 claiming her grandson's girlfriend was dead. What is your emergency? I think it's a murder. And have you saw a CPR, ma'am? No. Deep cold. I'm going to need child services, too. There's a little boy here. Okay. You need to get here as soon as you can. A 28-year-old named Jennifer McKinley was found dead in a home she shared with her 8-year-old son and her boyfriend of four years, 44year-old Eric Irming Inger, who was discovered to be the last person to see her alive the night before. So, he was invited to an interrogation room to uncover his role in his girlfriend's death. I left work at like 7. There's a bar, like a little dive bar right on Greens and 59. That's my way home. Okay. So me and a buddy stop um had a beer. How many beers did you think you had? I probably had probably probably nine and I realized that, you know, um I can't I'm not going to drive. So I called, you know, come and get me. She's like, "Okay." I finished my beer and we left. We walked out the parking lot. There was pretty much no talking. And uh you pulled into the apartment complex. I don't remember getting into the hot and I like I said I don't remember hitting the apartment and I would have went right. The man claimed he couldn't remember anything after entering the apartment which when paired with his lack of remorse over the death of his girlfriend of four years appeared suspicious to the detective who would employ several tactics to uncover Eric's secrets. You want me to make up something? No. I want you to tell the truth. I told you that's what my job is. I telling you the truth. I'm trying to get there, but Well, let's talk about uh I think it was like four or five years ago. It was just the little things, you know, she would never put the top on, right? You know, the toilet paper, you know, whatever. Wouldn't squeeze the toothpaste from the bottom of, you know, and when you all had these arguments that every couple has. I've been married for almost 30 years, and I can tell you there have been some there have been some wrangling. I'm quick to anger with her. She liked to press press press. Just leave me alone. Leave me alone. Just leave me be. Leave me be. Leave me be. It's it. Stuff's been thrown. Piscal between you and her. Yes. What What have you done? I I grabbed her and actually pushed her away. I'm trying to get away, you know. So, jump in front of the door. I just need to get some air. Let me out. I'll come back. No. No. No. No. No. Don't leave. jump in front of the door. Please, get out of the way. Doing. She comes into the bar. She keeps bugging me to go. And you're telling her what? I'm telling her, "Let me finish these mirrors." I'm trying to slam down. She keeps pulling. She keeps pulling. You get to the apartment and now here's where it becomes critical because once you and cross the threshold of that apartment, then something starts to be placed in motion. I don't remember. Again, I don't remember. The detective used sympathy, aggression, empathy, and relatability to get Eric to open up. But a history of abuse wasn't enough to charge him. So the detective rolled his sleeve up and decided to apply intense direct pressure on Eric, eventually forcing him to break. Either something accumulated and let the evil override the good. But it had to start with something that said or did. We told you get the out of this apartment. Don't want you here anymore. But something something that you were not going to put up with anymore because you were drunk. It drops inhibitions. This alcoholic amnesia or this selective I don't remember stuff. I'm just telling you, man. You have been a part of this woman's life. You guys have had your ups and downs like everybody else has. But something broke and it broke to the point where a person who never would ever think of doing something like this to the woman he loved snapped and did it. You her when you got up that morning and you looked down. I guarantee you the first thing that went through your head was, "Holy, did I really do that?" Because you do remember what happened and you remember what set it off. You saw her. She's blue. She's cold. She's dead. And she is dead in your hand. And I will guarantee you the first thought you had was is, "Holy, I did that." Yeah, you're right. I And with that, Eric succumb to the detective's fierce interrogation techniques and confessed to killing his girlfriend. All that remained was a motive behind it. I would like to know myself. It's coming across me as being deceptional. It's not being a lack of memory. It's for whatever reason and and I'm trying to get in your head to figure out you've already admittedly said you I am being totally truthful with you. I do not remember. I don't remember her interacting with me. Somehow I gave myself a p and I don't know how to push how to change it to sugar. Investigations eventually uncovered that Eric strangled Jennifer to death after they got into an argument over cheating allegations. He pleaded guilty to murder and was sentenced to 40 years in prison. I'm on this side. Uh so a bunch of cops rolled up on me and I'm being arrested. I don't know. This man wanted to have intimate relations with a 14-year-old girl he met online, but these cops caught him red-handed and would get him to confess. Tell you whether you believe or not. That's your choice, but I I didn't have any other attention if that matters. On May 6th, 2024, New Mexico State Police officers posing as a 14-year-old girl began communicating with an Air Force agent named Adrien Garza, who talked about having sexual relations with her before arriving at a local hotel to meet up, unaware that he would instead meet with officers. Step out, bro. Step out. Um, your wallet, bro. You need it? Uh, I guess I don't know what What are we doing? But do you want some phone calls for somebody to come pick the car? Um, yes. Who do you want to call? I don't know. I don't know. You don't know who you want? No. You want me to call? Do you want me to call? Sure. I don't know you. What's your name? It's uh Sergeant, please. Adrien played dumb to the situation in an attempt to appear like he was still in control, even agreeing to call his wife to come pick up his car. Uh, hey babe. Uh, so a bunch of cops rolled up on me and I'm being arrested. I don't know. You want to tell her where you're at? Uh, the Days in Motel. Do I need to like come and get you? Yeah, I need to get the car, I guess. Okay. Okay. It's all right. Where do I come find you? I don't know. Where you at? Well, we'll talk to you later. I guess I'm going to talk to you later. Okay, remember the code. Okay, cool. All right, bye. By now, you've surely seen lots of chaotic body cam incidents. But have you ever wondered what happened to the innocent bystanders who get injured during these interactions? 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No. So, who are you snapping on your way to a hotel? You weren't snapping? No, not at all. Uh, so what if you showed you some pictures of yourself on Snap? How would you feel about that? What happens if I don't want to say anything? It's your resume. So, I could just not say anything. Mhm. The officers had all the evidence against him. So, instead of persuading him to talk, they simply let him continue his ignorant act. and their calmness and silence soon forced him to break character and spill everything. I know that I think a lot of you probably think I'm a terrible person and maybe in a lot of ways maybe I could I'll be honest with you guys to tell the truth. See, I'll just ask you. I am. My life is probably ruined anyways. Whatever. Ask away the honest truth because what do I have to tell you? I know you you know, it's your choice. But I I didn't have any real attention if that matters, you know. I mean, at this point, the way it looks and my poor decisions and my struggles, I mean, you obviously you guys have seen it. So, you know, whatever. Um, but I I guess I I just someone who struggles me. And I mean the situation is it's unfortunate to say the least because I have a son and wife who I absolutely love and I I hate that position to um he was booked in jail on solicitation of and traveling to meet a minor. And do you work for the sheriff's department? Why did you post these pictures of you in uniform on Tinder? This man pretended to be a cop to get a Tinder date, but he would instead get something much worse. Ever get found guilty of domestic violence? Do we got to figure out you're just some dumb trying to pick up chicks or there's more to this? On January 23rd, 2024, a fake cop impersonator named Rico Dukes arrived at a restaurant after matching with a county employee on Tinder who discovered he wasn't actually a deputy. So, while he thought he had successfully tricked her, he had no idea he was walking into a setup by the cops. Open the door from the outside. Wearing his uniform shirt. He's got a badge on his shirt. Slowly take your seatelt off. Slowly. He was arraigned and taken to an interrogation room where the officers would try to uncover what exactly prompted his very unusual actions. So, can you tell me a little bit about what's going on today? I don't know. You don't know? Okay. Um, can you tell me why you're in a Orlando County Sheriff's Department uniform? I bought this from Coffman. You bought it from Kaufman's. Why did you get the uniform? It's like promotional stuff. Promotion. Yeah. What do you mean promotional stuff? It's like BCSO. Okay. Videos. Okay. So, to promote BCSO? Yeah. And do you work for the sheriff's department? And how do you promote BCSO? It's like videos. Videos and stuff. Videos and stuff. What kind of videos do you take? Um just like the buildings bec. Okay. Have you taken a lot of videos and stuff? I'm just starting. So now Oh, just starting. Have you taken any yet? Rico uploaded several pictures of himself in a police uniform and even one of a police cruiser on his Tinder profile to reportedly deceive and prey on women. But after matching with the wrong woman, he was now deceived into the consequences of his actions. Why did you post these pictures of you in uniform on Tinder? Just for just cuz I just to use them. just to use saying that you were with BCSO cuz Yeah, I told people. You told a few people. Okay. Um, and as far as going to the Monrose today, can you tell me about going there in there? Okay. Um, and why did you go in uniform? I got up this morning for to do videos, so I was already in it. Any other reason? No. Um, did did you tell her that you worked for the sheriff's department? Yeah. You ever get found guilty of domestic violence? I wasn't guilty. One from back then and then one from my son's mom, right? Yeah. Yeah. What happened with that one? Which was the one with your son's mom? Remember 100%. Yeah. Yeah. You renewed it. For some reason, I don't know. He was sentenced to 18 months of supervised probation as well as supervision of his social media, including his dating accounts. Don't make us release our canine. This officer used a very unusual method to catch his suspects. [Music] Better stop. And it unexpectedly worked. Over here. Hands behind your back. You're under arrest. On August 18th, 2023, officers were chasing down a stolen vehicle and managed to deflate all four tires using spike strips before four juveniles exited the vehicle and ran into a creek. They're down here. They're down here. Yeah, there's two down in the ravine right now. While aware of the suspect's whereabouts, the officers had to secure them before they ran off again. So, one officer deployed an unusual strategy to scare the juveniles into surrendering. Don't make us release our canine. better stop. The officer didn't have a canine, but barked instead to fool the juveniles who he suspected would be afraid of getting bitten by a dog. And that worked as they came out shortly after. Here, hands behind your back. You're under arrest. There's two more coming. The juveniles were taken into custody and the officer was praised for his creativity. I guess I have a unique unique skill of barking like one of our canines and uh don't really practice it and it's not taught in the academy, but I use it on occasion. But these detectives just gave the suspect a candy bar. Got a candy bar. We got candy bars. Have a candy bar. And she would confess all her secrets. Yeah, that's who I was with Justin. That's Justin. When did you start doing this? Just a few days ago. Few days ago. On November 1st, 2023, officers were called to a bank regarding a woman who tried to withdraw a large sum of money using forged documents. All right. So, um, they called us, I guess, because they feel like there's some fraudulent activity going on. Um, I guess you're traveling. Can you just tell me exactly? I don't know. Travel nurse. I lived in Michigan in Illinois. I owned over there. I started traveling out here. I work Fernando Regional. I live out here with my friends. I rent for 500 here in Ocala. Yes. Okay. I give them a bill with everything on it. It should have never been issued. Yeah, they're saying that I guess I'm really not. They flagged you. Um, so do you have a Florida ID or have you been issued? But you you're a nurse at OAMS in Orlando. Okay. Yeah. So now I was going to How long have you been a nurse in Orlando? A year I've been Well, not in Orlando. I've been a nurse in general a year. Okay. Back and forth. I'm a travel. Okay. I'm a travel nurse. All right. So you reside in Ocala and you trans you go back and forth. Yes. Okay. So um Yes, baby. I hear you. And you have never been issued a Florida ID? I haven't been around to it. You haven't been around to getting it? So, the answer is no. No. Okay. All right. For over 20 minutes, the woman repeated the story while pacing and being on the phone the entire time. And this raised flags for the officers who requested a detective with a very clear goal. What I need you to do is give me your real name, okay? Because what's going to happen is you're going to be booked into jail under John Doe and I'm going to put a bond on there where no one can call you. Okay. So, give me your name. What is it? So, I know you didn't come here alone. Where is he waiting for you? Are you sure he left or you told me he's going to wait for you? He said he left. So, are you going to call him and tell him, "Hey, you I'm leaving. Come and get me. He doesn't have anything to ask for, right? Okay. What's his name? So, if it's not the guy that's involved with you in this, then let us verify that. The detective was able to get her real name, but not much else. However, things would change once she got to the interrogation room as the detectives would get her to spill everything with two simple gestures. Uh, the detectives are going to be a little bit because they're still at the bank, but as soon as they get here, they'll come in and talk to you. Okay. Want a candy bar? We got candy bars. Have a candy bar. Uh, let me get the bag. All right. While the water and candy didn't seem like much, the detectives understood that the woman was only a pond and now felt lonely as her instructor had likely deserted her due to her arrest. So, that small act of kindness would make her trust them and expose those involved in the crime. Um, can you tell me how this all started? Working at the club. So, I met some guy named Justin. Don't know much about him. Um, I was looking apartment. So he said, "I can help you." And then obviously he told me what we were doing. So he took a picture of a Yeah, that was over here. Yeah, that's who I was with. That's just That's Justin. When did you start doing this? Just a few days ago. Few days ago. Week five. And um when you open those checking accounts, do you deposit money in there? Um just like to How much do you need to open up the account? Like 50 50. So, you would go to the bank, open the account, and then when they ask you about that same day, do they usually um let you apply for a card that day? And then you may or may not be approved. You have to wait for the approval. The approved. Okay. She was eventually charged with misrepresenting identity, identity fraud, and theft. I promise you, I can probably find them. You remember where now? No, I promise. I probably I said they're deeply. Let's go look. Can you take this out? Let's go. No. These women kept a stolen Victoria's Secret underwear in a place it should never have been. Ask her if it's a fake pair of underwear. Ask her. I'm wearing them. Oh my. Ask her if it's a peak pair of underwear. I'll take them off. And would be made to confess to everything. On October 16th, 2023, officers arrived at a neighborhood after a woman complained that her neighbor stole her delivery package of 15 underwear items, which was mistakenly dropped on her front porch. The neighbor claimed not to have seen the package, but somehow knew exactly what was inside. I'm giving you guys the opportunity if you guys did take it to just give it back because if you don't, I'm going to do a theft report and all three of you are going to be listed as suspect. And that's $400 worth of stuff. So, either we give it back now, nobody gets in trouble or I figure out who stole it and they're going to get charged. That's what we're doing. Okay. Okay. That's how we're going to handle this. If we find it and we know who took it, it will be returned. That's not how we're handling this. We find out who took it. They're being charged with theft. Okay? We're not doing this. Oh, you got me. I'm on camera. I took it. I'm going to give it back now. They're going to be charged with theft. I'm I will arrest them for theft. I'm not playing around. Okay. So, either give it back now or we're doing I'm going to send all three of you as suspects. Okay. Okay. Driver's license. All three of them. They initially refused to give up the package, but seeing the officer wasn't joking around, the family door opened up again to reveal something daring. You had nothing to do with this. All right. Thank you. She's going to make sure that all stuff is in here. Yeah. I'm going to go sort of in my car. I'll just I'll stand by just in case. Luke took the package. You feel it? Yeah. Like it was on your porch when you grabbed it or a mistake or something. Well, grabbed by a mistake by my husband and I'm the one had it on the floor and I never even noticed the name. I thought it was my daughter. I didn't even look because she does a lot of stuff I don't know about. Okay. While the woman narrated her story, the package owner realized that there were five pieces of underwear missing from the package, meaning the family were still withholding her belongings, something that angered the officer. You have one chance to get the stuff. You have five items still missing. Or if they're missing the stuff, ma'am, what do I do? What about Victoria's Secret? I go to jail for your package having missing items for Dora's Secret. That's why you don't take in packages that don't belong to you. I didn't. I threw it down to her and I didn't look at the name because I order so too. I didn't look at your name. I really didn't. And now because Victoria Secret's going to miss it. I mean, I had seven items. That's fine. basically denied taking it all together. They didn't even cooperate, so you threatened to arrest me. Is that what it looked like? That's exactly what happened. I didn't want my husband going to jail for something I didn't want. Well, somebody's going to go to jail cuz you guys obviously aren't fessing up and giving all the items back. I'm giving all the items back. Everything that No, hang on. Everything. We've got five more that are missing. Okay. I telling you, Victoria's Secret is missing that. Not me. Go down there and look again if you want me to. I I sure hope you do cuz this is your last chance. If you don't come up with those five things, you're being arrested. Why am I being arrested? Because we're not playing this game. After 20 minutes of solving a missing underwear case, the officers weren't playing around. And since the threat of jail time had already helped move the case forward before they would give it another try. Come down. No, I'm not going down with cops. I don't trust you are. What? What jail? Stop. Come on. No. What? Don't touch me. No. What am I going to jail? Stop. What am I doing? Get inside. What am I doing right now? No. What are you doing? That's your mom. Get inside. You were killing him. Why didn't you say taking me to jail? I'm not taking you to jail. You were detaining me right now until we clear this all out. Oh my god. Stop. Stop. Please leave me out of here. This better boy out. Let him seriously have the inside. Ma'am, I don't have your order. Take your stop. I don't have the order. Where's the rest of the ship? I don't know. I missed seven items out of my order. I This is not a first for Victoria secret. Stop. Stop. Stop. I have no reason to lie. All of us want to leave and get on with our day. That's what we all want. Do you want to get my panties off? I mean, Jesus Christ. That's what we want. Where's the rest of the I don't have them. I don't believe him. Can you're coming in for the Wait. No. Mom. Mom. Mom, go check my drawer. Go check my drawer. No. Can I go check my drawer? I can I promise you I can probably find him. Oh, you remember where now? No. I promise. I probably I said they're deep. Let's go look. Can you take this out? Let's go. No, you're staying in the cuffs. Let's go look. Go with her. Mom, can she go with me? Let's go. Wall go. How about that? It'll be a big family party. Come on. That's not mine. Mom, you didn't look cuz there's not. There's stuff in here that's not mine. Where? Right here. That one? Not mine? This one's not mine. I didn't know that. Yeah. After a suspiciously fast search, four missing items were found and the family denied knowing where the last underwear was because it was somewhere it really shouldn't have been. But even though they had cooperated to some extent, the officers would still do as promised. Well, we're passing. What if you're What if I Mom? No. Hannah, let go. Okay. What is going to happen? Is it the underwear you gave me, Mom? For how long, ma'am? Ask her if it's a pink pair under Ask her if it's a pink pair of underwear. Ask her. I'm wearing them. Oh my. Ask her if it's a pink pair of underwear. I'll take them off. Mom, no. Mom, you gave me a pink pair of underwear. Does that come out of the package? Did it? Yeah. Yeah, I did. Ma'am, I have them. Can you please tell her? Ma'am, I have them. Can you please I don't have any shoes on my mom. Mom. Megan was wearing the stolen underwear and asked if she could return it and not go to jail. She obviously wouldn't get an answer and was instead taken to jail and charged with theft. If you like this video, YouTube thinks you'll enjoy these, too.